Parol

Parol MEANING

In contract disputes, the term "parol evidence" refers to any agreement that is not included in the formal contract. Certain agreements established outside of a contract are inadmissible in court under the parol evidence rule unless there is proof of fraud, duress, or mutual error. The parol evidence rule states that, where parties have a written agreement, it is typically not permitted to introduce extraneous evidence to demonstrate the parties' purpose in entering into the agreement. This includes contradicting, altering, or adding to the terms of the written agreement; this includes implicit terms.

LAW BOOKS

The publications published by Law Tutor are compilations of legal notes written by a barrister and a law professor. These books were written for students taking the SQE assessment requirements, CILEX exams, and the LLB programme at the University of London in mind. These legal books and study guides may be used for the LLB, SQE, CILEX, PGDL, GDL, and UOL.